smemhashes

Gets the contents of all the Hashes whose keys are in a Set

Returns Multi-bulk - a List of Hashes by key
Keys
  1. Set containing the keys of a series of Hashes
Args None
Caveats This script violates the EVAL command semantics and should not be considered safe for Redis Cluster.

Example

> hset aaron favorites 1
(integer) 1
> hset aaron name aaron
(integer) 1
> hset antirez favorites 10341513551
(integer) 1
> hset antirez name salvatore
(integer) 1
> sadd people aaron
(integer) 1
> sadd people antirez
(integer) 1
> evalsha 9e12b0dd0bc17be398e03d8610ae7510641353ea 1 people
1) 1) "aaron"
   2) 1) "favorites"
      2) "1"
      3) "name"
      4) "aaron"
2) 1) "antirez"
   2) 1) "favorites"
      2) "10341513551"
      3) "name"
      4) "salvatore"

Source

local keys = redis.call("smembers", KEYS[1])
local ret = {}
for k,v in pairs(keys) do
  ret[k] = {v, redis.call("hgetall", v)}
end
return ret

SHA

9e12b0dd0bc17be398e03d8610ae7510641353ea

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Last updated 30 Jul 2014.

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